thump_rrr
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Straight walled pistol cases are the easiest to learn on because you don't have to worry about how far you need to set the shoulder back affecting headspace, denting shoulders by using too much lube, trimming for overall length, etc.I have a friend who says I should consider reloading as a hobby. His argument is that aside from saving a little bread, reloading is a great hobby. He says he even enjoys reloading as much as shooting, says it's like therapy.
I do enjoy hunting for supplies with him, trying to find the good deals and all. Although, to be honest, I have no clue what the stuff is.
Is reloading worth the investment? Will I save money? Do most reloaders enjoy it as much as he does, or is he just odd? Well... he is odd, but ... haha
Anyway, I shoot .40 cal, 308 win, 5.56/ .223, 6.5 creedmoor and various shotgun rounds.
Plus, I will probably add more.
Thoughts?
With 40 S&W however you may need to worry about the Glock bulge but on newer generations of Glocks it isn't as much of a problem.
Lee sells an inexpensive push through die for that if you run into this problem.